djchen

Is my understanding correct that this only affected some OpenCode Zen users who stored their (BYOK) API keys from Anthropic/Google/OpenAI?

In essence they used OpenCode Zen similar to OpenRouter, where you can BYOK or use theirs and be charged token rates.

What distro and kernel version are you running on there? The Realtek 2.5G NICs should work natively with a recent kernel.

The law doesn't say you can't build parking spaces with the dwelling(s) nor does it make it harder to include parking in the proposal for the dwelling(s).

You can auto-renew the domain. Even better you can manually renew it for the max number of years allowed by the registry (10 years for a .com).

ZeroTier has an iOS app now.

FSKAX is Fidelity’s mutual fund equivalent.

In California we have this as well. PG&E (SF Bay Area) calls it Solar Choice, SCE (SoCal area) calls it Green Rates, and SDG&E (San Diego area) calls it EcoChoice. You can choose between 50% or 100% renewable energy and are charged a premium per kWh used.

I bet many other states in the US have this as well.

Yes, except if you connect to their WiFi.

Why would you need to fall back if there is more LTE coverage than 3G/CDMA coverage?

I actually cited a source above that Sprint alone has more LTE coverage than 3G coverage. The same is also true for T-Mobile.

Comcast's Xfinity Mobile allows non-CDMA iPhones on its network (through Verizon). They will only connect to Verizon's LTE network and is unable to access its CDMA network.

I suspect Boost could do the same.

Boost also uses Sprint's LTE network.

FastMail